Turbo Exhaust Housing Question
You're an excellent candidate for the 12cm wastegated housing Waldo. It'll feel like you bought a new truck
It's really the only housing that makes sense with the 5 speed...by the time you have enough fuel to overcome the 12w/g, you'll have wayyy too much for a 16 or even 18...and will be looking to step up to a completely different turbo anyway.
It's really the only housing that makes sense with the 5 speed...by the time you have enough fuel to overcome the 12w/g, you'll have wayyy too much for a 16 or even 18...and will be looking to step up to a completely different turbo anyway.
WOW!!!!!
That was fast Thanks
What exhaust company would be the best for this set up??? Oh and another question I can't read the ID plate on my turbo , so what turbo do I have exactly sorry for the stupid question but the manuel does not say
I'm thinkin I have a hx-35. And is installation hard since I am new at this whole diesel scene??
Thanks
PS- sorry for butting into this thread I didn't to start another one
That was fast Thanks
What exhaust company would be the best for this set up??? Oh and another question I can't read the ID plate on my turbo , so what turbo do I have exactly sorry for the stupid question but the manuel does not say
I'm thinkin I have a hx-35. And is installation hard since I am new at this whole diesel scene??Thanks
PS- sorry for butting into this thread I didn't to start another one
should be fine for guys putting out JUST 350-400HP though. LOL, crossy
Originally Posted by wannadiesel
Yes, they use the same shaft as an HX-35, so the extra load of the larger turbine and compressor wheels makes them fragile in comparison.
Originally Posted by ruquik
Why would I need A 14cm WG housing and not just a14cm non-w/g housing?
Someone help
Someone help
Originally Posted by whereswaldo250
Will the 12cm w/g housing work with my stock turbo on my 92 or do I need a new turbo also? What is the difference between the h1c and the wh1c turbo?
Thanks
Thanks
Originally Posted by ChrisLib
4 inch DP`s can be had from a bunch of places, some require fab/welding some don`t, I`m sure someone else`ll chime in. I have a 4in from Rip Rook http://www.sourceautomotive.biz/sa_dodge-exh.htm
It required welding on the 3to4 in adaptor (pic in my gallery) but I think Stan`s (don`t know the URL) comes ready to install.
It required welding on the 3to4 in adaptor (pic in my gallery) but I think Stan`s (don`t know the URL) comes ready to install.
Does anybody know the URL or company or anything for "Stan's" 4" downpipe? I'd really like to get a hold of one. Thanks!
I think this is it
http://www.stans-headers.com/diesel.htm
http://www.stans-headers.com/diesel.htm
When I finally get one is there any fuel adjustments I have to to such as going from a lift pump tp a piston pump? I'v have been reading this thread about where to get them but I can't seem to find one with a w/g
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You don't need a piston pump until you have big injectors, the stock pump can keep up with the little injectors on a '92. No need to tune the injection pump if you don't want to, just changing the turbine housing will make the truck much more responsive.
A 16 cm would be an improvement over the 21 cm you have. It won't be as quick as the 12 cm, but it will be much better than that awful 21 cm.
A 16 cm would be an improvement over the 21 cm you have. It won't be as quick as the 12 cm, but it will be much better than that awful 21 cm.
Originally Posted by whereswaldo250
I forgot one other question it seems that alot of people are also running 16cm housings what whould that do to my truck?



